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Marcus Chen
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Incumbents dominate fundraising in Oakland elections this year — Pleasanton Government news

Incumbents dominate fundraising in Oakland elections this year Mayor Lee has raised a whopping $367,000 for her reelection — 16 times more than her nearest opponent. Other city officeholders are similarly advantaged.

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